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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

THE REEL FOR TROUT AND BAsS
less constant care and attention be paid
them Again, there il fancy TO work
such rods down too fine. II should be
remembered. especially in salmon fish
ing. that when you are at work there is
quite n weight Of wet line swinging from
the tip Of the rod. So like thick to-.
rather than one finely tapercd down tO y
hair line. which is very beautiful. very
expensive and very useless until six in
ches have been snapped OF bit by bit. |
intend TO try new three joint green
heart with spare tibs Of laacewood about
as follows:
Length when up. - feet: weight with
knob. l pound 10 ounces; circumference
Of bntt a. reel 2-16 inches circumfer-
ence Of butt at middle, 5-l6 inches:
circumference Of butt below ferrule
1916 inches. circumference of large Joint
at bottom. I 9-i6 inches. circumference
of large joint below fcrrule. 3-16 in
ches. circumference Of top joint at bot
tom. 2l6 inches. circumference of top
joint two inches from top. SIC inch:
circumference Of extra tip two inches
from tip. l0-l6 inch.
Such q rod would cost from $40 20 SOS.
according 70 maker. Spare tips about
50 each.
There are many woods used In rod
making being e recent fav-
orite. although bard 20 work and very
brittle. Snakcwood. green heart. lance
wood bamboo. ash, cedar, and 'ronwood
are also used
There is a three piece white whole
cane rod on the market about fourteen
feet long. which costs only So aud with
an alternate lanccwood top should be a
very serviccable weapon got one last
year intending 10 csst for the fall run
Of blcefsh bat never had chauce to
use i: shall certainly take il along TO
Maine ss g reserve
The length I mention is somewhat
short for o salmon rod. but suits me
do not believe 10 extremes i, is well 70
be able 20 make a long cast. but actual
fishing is done az moderate distances
say from thirty 30 seventy feet away
from the easter Therefore. for opea
fr0u; streams. like an eleven foot -
Tor lake work one fourteen feet in length.
and thar IS good enough 90 cover fair
eypanse % water without firing one 5
muscles out
A word ne 20 ferrnlcs The drawn
pipes made IN tais country are uncqusicd
snd Ike a dowel There are any mum
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Returning from New York 10 company
with nay young daughtcr, we keep. our
seats IN the day car in order 10 change al
Niagara with less trou0ic and confusion,
intending 70 take the through sleeper
thcro. so we had the seats we occupied
turned 10 face each otner AZ nlghtfsll, aud
a. soon ~ The lamps were lighted. settled
ourselves Ter a nap toOi the reversed
seat which brought me shoulder 10
shoulder with a gentleman WHO had
comfortably disposed himself an whose
valise was under his bead. HIS arm was
stretched along the back. 4 leaned over
into the corner q uy own reserve and
closed NY eyes when Idsanctv fcit some
one touch nae. AuHorel sn3 startled sat
erect and lookcI back ~ mF cszing
neigh bor. lie hal not m0ved. and h.s sr-n
stiI was thrown over the top of tee seat
AMI his regular breathing showed that
be was either sleeping or thamrai ing.
was uEdcciaed which, - Determines =
watch In q few moments distinctly saw
a hand stealing ever mv shoulder }
jumped 20 mv feet bat u hsa appeared.
sna it I'D not bTiga7 to TIE sleeping travel.
or. ] awakened my daughter and request
"a her o. change places with me eAe 80
80. BAT the process rossea her. - that Ia.
steaa q AZ once falling into = ust she
cisspcd the back cf Der seat vita orc
hand. ana drewsiy r. zarled tas ssrr9paa-
lngs. while wstelea ie So fhsf She -
rot distarbe1. a. ] asd been. ara asa 81
deserm mine whether or ret ~ mag Hafisn
was piarlng tricks. Su83rnlT sac started
up zna with al tbe rosT co.0F -ons frcm
Der face. "a ~ 8 whisper
Mamma soxse ore touched ny haaf ~
Eer hans reste1 netweea fte backs -
The fwo scat Tee owoer cf tte arm bad
nct mevsd New. I addresses hlu.
VIII voa 60 Up q r8omsat y yog
please. sivfr / wish e tsrn t5e seat 49,
l5ok fsr scagstainFn
He rose instantly. 0isuces ~ ns. s.i
tszIrg his baggage IN one haud. tErned fas
ssat wifk tbe othsr. Then he gave lssa'
Y zoroas sgt suppressed iEelIsin
Per tacrs Yves half -erora. rsrre5 an5
indescrib ibsbiV dirty bsT. Hhe rac been tf.s
esase 81 a. mv alaru, and VIE ras eve
dentl7 stesIirR Sc
TIE gsnNemaa g. hiu - - csnss
sns draETee - r3t reesr - klck sd
cur ha. sHd .veF him ~ ta- ccraur-er
Bat he tolz saeh q pfie sta<~ wltt 81.
mary snifass sd ~iHes. tnat re nst ~ :
So his1 cE. Bat lnlerce1sa - $50 k.r
frsrz raals1 s1fneat. O. eorsitcn tkat - lsfl
Sc fr&sn a. tie ~ xt stsfsen. ~aet - 8Ia
Ets p = EtTgk
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

~ hss,a - f'eef e fstt @eHsn
anF eff Hase 80 ~ e<es1 = islsE
1 atastf a. s aa. sts e.s e41 e.ssa
tsrkss Aaea ei tee ses t1et efs1ss
a. eA4s tsss tsH tAe ess.ts - -,
"a seiaef 80 tiF tafy s. - efeefas1
ga - e1af c.fF.a fs saif as4f
s. hea 80 tsss- ssS ast AtsE s sscsfesG
a. irIse 4srs feei ~ffs 1tglfiek seett
Ifsn tse tesas sl oet ftsa sfx pssHslsa
A. eaa4 wes tsf "a 5 ael-t 81 ole~.
larsss o. shf IFs 8 hieeplnt
AZ seleaa hsif i4i's 9Fef as sHait
lss sfesaar>t 4f st,r>l t.Hfliatns
fless AS alss - sel naftF tise
akss sas H@aAs sis - t-sss.s bssa.nE.
Sc Esrk- tssA fseaA- $50 ussf ss3 oid elo :.
81 tas s.sllls4 SHES ~as ssttnE
Il Nssf seas'ass atss. FHaf t1.lassts niats
Ana bis 1eaf a4Fs e. aa sfu-f
& Hsa.l sfssa etlll--.ti as df.Nf ns I'll
li Ns1telt NeIle s..s Deae 81 sleetsAs
A. j 4aiasll faf asti trs it - fa.f
A1a ta,saafIe@ a la2y g. ss.easi.f
=. h AeM2Hus
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

tbo~e give q r0uek sketch - ~
heust ef cstfse I tsvs i5ssliz~d b
somewhat bas oslf a orasF 20 pissss
fhs eve ~ ttf krenlT obssr~srf resdef
TIE fronf psfs q fhs bonss runs bsrk -
fte tnse ~ Ps'fpus fbs Flrsf whis see
+. which does pet show - the 6ftyiaK
runs back So ffr - ~ cIsfsrn
IS c9s ~ lft ss So fast su rof
fns ~ fan5t wfk ary ere befRast the
Shove error hes freFi irte fse rthNc
rrirts fsT 4 i4 vssiiv E pzr 99tshle error.
tffeE AL Ntiftef G. ! yist - 80 ron
sderfS ss striwire - q u nsfe ~ nsrre
from the cfHHns - tke press fer 70
01e otsIa he uIoFs t.ekles thsB SIR
over 3 f-ls-tfv rofIet - ~ s-rfTsI in
tevr - z tirsl7 reference - ny ceurte
ers bcssnr End feefsfnl sfpes~sbot
buf ] wsvt - see tss q - Wen5ei
BeInss HesfsftI eecceet. END 80 Z ceHss
o1f in tais wsT ever ~ eve nsFrsttrs
aed s6rs fhsf sts sn . ~ SEES not ~
l9ze e. rss and thsf ~ fsr rs ] su cor-
csrne1 fae msn whs biet q isez 81 g
80 simpsg tY.tssf sTsg ks slase e,--v'
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

a. tie 1ead asro T6.s * esaras aaia viVvt-
ness a1d pl.aa1cg 81 ths l1filang ssl'-e
scene.
TIE WLd Wess teparfasai = atsrsiy ,
fst * c1r9as snd .at1fs1fs . astsi ieA-
tires. Sale al - 4rs -sea tiilnz eacAinE
horses. i1roelax tae laEial oF nl4ka2s = -
steers slals1 ga tasir ksa.is. .n 4sepi2s Nttn
i1s sports 8fths sl11 ssst
a. IA boaarius s1d als four sons, = ao
afs a. ekns . .sGzsd ss lhs craak sh01s sf tns
World are ia casrzs 0f L1ls tepartmeaA
-eDona MsKis. the sells ~ tls Az.ees. =
s.so . efaax saot. 80 bragg Q0-n spp sase
a. rsDleiy a. s1e loes IDe gas sa-is
f1n11gL tie sktli manifested ~ her favor
its aeHiaato1 rde. The blckiak ofeaeDos,
Indians ald CO.. buys are a grest source of
asa 8semeaE
The ads riders ID Ferepaukn RIGGS this
FeaF are ualx4aiiF attractive. Tier 1ss
style lf -ress - 0oth pleasing an1 ulodesi.
D. tbs lsakaaxe 81 ths good Deacon 1sum
tee a-a4Uful Rosie Siickl-v -eaaEia
LoFanca. Nile f0Erneaf AaDsl.e Reed
a1d ne0Fan vile AZ beioak IA tas sturs
z4laxV. blazing Stih msi0ne l1stFe. bs al
ia tseir rssp.sltsnt locks ensrsathei
sta Gems. a. they posse s7iph-lks upoa
llFfr Aa3l4u 5tssis. sltehIag ths world
via is4's Of n5ole noEsenlAnshlP.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Y
Leaders are mast of gut. and il ia al
wars btstte hax.a hank and make your
own Hanks of 10 strands. from ten
10 twelve inches in length. range from
81 to 50. Get two at ST and 50 and y0u
will save money, particularly If YOU bend
on what is known as the buffer knot.
The ordinary knot is the fisherman
knot--that is. two bitches drawn and
jsmmed In this. however. one knot
cuts directly against the other. and there
il knuckles cracks. and breaks IT,
however, before drawing the knots to-
gcther, figure OF eight knit in silk or
gut is put on, as shown in the picture.
YOU have buffer between the half
bitches. and what was the weakest part
of the line has become the strongest |
also show buffer droppor with single
link or gut bent in. and buffer loop
bent out Of long loose end. The form
er is for use with smsll-eyed flies. The
latter is very convenient with those ia
ordinary use. II is proper 10 credit Mr.
Cholmondely Pcnnell of the Badminton
Library with this improvement
To stain gut brown soak Il in strong
tea: 20 blue il dilute a gil ink-not ani-
linc-being careful'tsA as soon as
the proper tint is oB:or raed To test a
leader pull steadily sgsiu,t, q spring bal
snce foT two to ten pounds, according 10
expectation Of fish. and then bend al
each knot 10 see If there be any break or
kRuckle.
Ass. gear was the Grst time usec
eyed hooks and | can heartily commend
them. | was upht Greenwood Lake af-
ter black bass and nv flies were too
large. | had with zoe some common
eyed hooks Of the right size. and ! cut
nv flies 20 pieces. and with what help
could get from the farmyard. the hats
o. the women folk. and the fFinges Of
their wraps, set 20 work 20 tie up small
sizes The result was q great success.
the advantages being that you have no
fly gut % keep moist aud stretched in
your hook. that Won can change flies
with a snip If the scissors ano that when
YOU get knuckles or breaks al the tip
OF the hook. as you always DO. you just
clip OF aud aend on again above the
break have got inturDsd eyod hooks.
some Of which are double, and sugur
vel for their working this season. ANY
ono can get tho plaia-eyed hooks AID
give them q trial.
While anglers are not boasfful thereof.
we all take 20 worms oncc in q while.
Iassume vou understand how 70 secure
.hen in bran and dry moss bat good
.ip is q double topped tube Of TN. With
bran IN tbe 90 nter ard moss on both
sides Punch full 81 snail holes 20 give
air and turn over every sunset. 9on
vii Iad ihf cicsa tough worms a. the
Low = end eyery time
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

with them. but the wary fisherman will
keep abreast Of the times An anglers
outfit should bc tie subject OF his most
earnest consideration In this belief /
venture 10 give hint or two about The
details OF rods. lines. flies. and other
matters. for though these words may
come 10 many who are ny masters in the
grntle sport. fancy they viii not scorn
the experience OF one who is and hopes
long 20 be a member OF their honorable
brotherhood | shall say word about
salmon fishing FIRST, and the trout viii
come later. for il l. the supreme am0i-
ton Of every angler to Kill good clear
run Of salmon on fair rod and line
The split bamboo rod IS the favorite
IN this country. and its maRufact
ure has been brought 20 wonderful per
fection. II is. however, deficient in
casting power against strong wind. A
new improvement IS tempered steel
core built in with spliced cane. which.
though some three ounces heavier. has
a great strength Of "stiG-springiness.
Mr. Cholmondely-p -penncll is of the opin-
ion that before long hy rods will he
made entirely Of steel, and meanwhile
gives high praise 10 the split bamboo
with steel core
am not a fanatic in favor of the
split-cane rod. IL tires and gets tired.
Ii is open 10 attack by damp. aud the
joints have nasty trick of twisting
loose. when the whole affair collapses in
a most disgusting way. and even the
very best makers rods 60 TO pieces w.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

The bicycle riding upon al elevated stage
is the lnest have ever seen. Both males
and females take part. AL are experts and
viii be revelation 20 amateurs The IN
PRODUCTION by Adam FOrepaugh. Jr., Of his
great thirty horse act. was a marvel. His
performing elephants are the admiration Of
the world. Mr.. Forepsugh has more train
81 elephants than al other shows In Ameri-
"a combined. His giant horse is the delight
OF The farmers. The pony circus. the mon
KEY circus and the dog circus are the
rapture OF the children The centennial
ernigrant wagon. ifi years old. and Presi-
dent Buchanan grandfather harness. srs
among the historic features of tbs Wild
West. The trotting moose. giant over i've
feet high. making 2.3l. beats the best horse.
The hippodrome races beat anything ever
saw. AL the features OF tee olympia are
classical and attract great attention The
Bloudin horse walked the tight rope like
yeritable Leotsrd.
The somerssuit dog is another one of the
Forepaash novelties.
The menagerie is By far the BEST ever vet
exhibited and the Knights of Chiyslry, the
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
vrussv,ls q e.s sersrs r.s4u.
S.aetasa~Ass ~es Fhsls se..els sss@s
tt-s tseiesses q stiss $50 SttA


Ihefs b ssmeiasnE seeat tssas @iFhfs
ciAFlaFs 81 astsrss fofess xsirk -
seTa eaffhaaakes khsf istsfess aaa fas.
ciasies fssg slsieflis ~ nsssk.Ea.
faehssis isN - ear rosaeu are esaTs
tasi s.nas sJs n. ieAs ttsa 20 earth
auakes have seeugses Ia eslie - pare -
Ae~ taglsAa ane TIE Aesstis States.
Previous a. fbs Fecoai deslFa sifxt eeTlt
ausks - Thai icsles ass aaes sFvefe
sh1ek kpusa lS ttis oeaef4t NAs at
New Asdea Ao IA 1911 iAs gfoasa
fess iu huge ssse4 Nklck hufsl And
selgaes nf water ssna sks ~ assl ~ese
sAros "a liga as tat teps ~ tAs iFees.
fhe fsFosis Nsxct iiEe sisueine core ~
= gals - y iss srf a. sres srsenif Aailss
leax ~ ghiriy mIles Niat 49, saaa
KeIfeg sAa sesame swaA.p3 AKA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

-
lie. TOErnour. |
only ask yOu to print
her picture with the
the rest 4 send YOU,
then 10 and look az
her yourself.
The beautiful Tour
nour is Forepaugh's s
marvellous gymn3st.
Her iea's Of balanc-
ing on the mrial ira
peze wilhelm motion,
IS \ picture 20 call
forth the enthusiasm
OF a poet Of the super.
epic stvls, as she aor-
rizlutaliy gyr3tes IN
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Egow . sorresf.eaasai f.oa@tsa nlasa a. ths
NEong Masssios.

IL vou wili excuse me for Introduce -
purely pefssrLi n.iie1 ! weple liht
20 make sn eKFlsnsflon al tAs tnls
which soncerns ue of suelss. nlou
them aut oas else. sad sei = o4gbi to hs
mcae a lhe interests ~ general Justice
also I refer o. D recent article publish
81 in Western paper and handsomely
illustrated la which among others
find she following plciaW - ~ lcsi
aenel
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

describing circles. limited only BY toe
length - the long ropes By which her tra-
p-ze is suspended.
Therce she dozen = ike revolving sp-te,
Winding acr ged way irom the sggpeudous
he.kns
.n1llrr tho whife she shifs each classic pose.
O'ers heimed with plandits-crimsons Ike tie
rose.
JfH. TIKI PENNsx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

There WsTe ele-
rhalfsa 4sQliivaa.
e nlanfs initiating
t..- tanetll nine AL
sorts II eisphaars.
lhare Was the ian-
oaslusteE 1astie and
the Roman arena
Wlfhits chariot race.
lph iize isdtes
srEY - Ariel stood
tlptoe on harebs ksd
horses performing
ponies. giants coz
boys. were ali there.
a. Ike as life nov
We we're transported
into the REALMS "
mythology % be-
b old Orp b e q 3
charming the ami
mails win his m IT,
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

"In case Of an accident. =. cior-s
broken leg. FOR instance-what is best to
be done while waiting fer the physician 2"
We'll. said the doctor. j think The
best thing 20 be done is 10 get his money
ready for him - Pill
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

athletes aud Daisy
Il elm ont. Don {
fail To see Daisy:
she shines eter-
nal among the fem
ininfties. She "a
styled the Calypsian
sylph OF the classic
ring. who leaps aud
pirOuettss su blim m O
upon the ungirted
back of her thor
oughbred c b arge
displaying the laugh
ing music Of her
face while borne on
the seraph wings OF
ecs .acv. What Is
said Of one may be
said of all
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

u is almost impossible ia attach suy
importance 10 one cent, but. 81 The SAME
time. it is very important coin al
times
/, viii take e circular 10 California,
and il viii make yon madder than 3
halter and a March hare comb ned. when
yon go % pay your fare on \ horse-Csg
aud find that YOU la but four cents
and a ten dollar bill Then viii ihe
wanting cent seem colossal Especially
when YOU see the conductor fold your
ten dollar bill. and stow il carefully in
his vest pocket. and then begin 10 deal
You out lot Of change that looks as
though il has been IN circulation since
the Revolutionary War
Onc cent is very small when you pre-
sent II 20 an organ grinder monkey
but when il is added 20 the rate Of ia
torest You receive on a stock. IL possesses
stern magnificent grandeur that carries
you away like a strain of music
The penny. il seems. was made TO put
on church plates, and although a man
may say il amounts 10 nothing. he VIII
strike matches. and lift
i !. !. ]. !. : !: !. ! !. !. : !. !. : ! !. !: !: !.
mats and crawl about IN = n. n
the straw on a horse kTS.,t "a, "
car to find the one he = q akl
Drops. II is 50 small q
coin that YOU have 10 = ~1LftF
take OF your glove 20 oJOl
get hold of IL in your
pocket. and yet II is SO large that when
The baby swallows ii. the chances of the
baby's living are sometimes not worth .
cent
When man speaks OF = quail. he VIII
sarcasticaliy call il little bit - thing
about the size of cent; and be VIII
speak of girls freckles. sarcastically.
a. being great big freckles, the size OF .
cent.
Although one cent is less than ten
cents. yet one cent is a great deal larger
than dime. Many a man has gone
thirsty all day with four cents in his
pocket For the want OF that one cent
the four were as useless a. the eleven
men on jury who arc held out against
by one.
This is all we know about Pbiladclphis
mint-saucc. Puck
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

- - locs fasi lsaufs bat not one - ~
IklEE Keep yoar ferFules dry aud
r. ssei est 4 zced make 5sntstesf and
sef fhat the JOINTS afe properly pan TO-
g-,her a0S yea won bsVe trouble Tie
red FfnnEs made ia this couatrv are i3rsf.
rate sat / shoni8 Ike % zee same frer
kalshsd pEghf gaisss vss<A ssa<s -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
JIM, THE PEHMAN
rs uslTEs o. FoaEeA0oHs s-o~
rhs " aansiFeas Eslsiness D.sas Ia Ck1cAzs
L4sE 81 144-f fhs Eslsa sCircss- -
n4a x1s WIIl Nss<
-IAe hiIl ls.sA<as.

Aefii4s Aafletl.la lies-'.s ilz.itt "a = tdhA-A.
Cslgsss,. A4Y - issL-lAa weather
may ss saaslaat bat Its a roass=d enc.
faa llea1ins a4t 81 lAs dives las Occupied
mo ailsltiaa ~ tAls 8aslang. ~l1<sd ely
ios go lr tlTas weeks Pasl aad tls ero~is
sf -scafisl s.stofs Ia lle 1Elalia a soarts
every noFnlas have bssn most piluai
se1a fsT t-s gaat week tAe ios1 nas
seeu "lireus- uai ass { ueser knes uncl
nos hoN alaag places thsrs Nere - stilk
LlIs Era tals vast city, The ether dag
spent sa aoi.r Iou1.ag a. mor8.sr oiA
board 81 las ereNl ellll ei.llx tofsl4l 'l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
THE ART OF FISHING
Hsw tea >abfe Szlsaea 49, - ~tsls ~Aa
sAs 0.rs Erest farsS ftis Asarss
easettiss-

have seen q far
share of sport "a
lHy time i have
have ash
ed Nowadays II
lhsfto ehoese se
tween gun AT rod
would select The
latter snd would
select IL with ex-
Cex1ing care, too
Rot ia the general
selse a. above. bur
specifically. a. the
maehln cry with
" Aieh the angler
mast provide hlm
self Tunes change.
and rods and reels
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

am told that Forepaugh IS to DC in
your thriving city next rhursday. and J II
warrant the town won't hold Ae people
There are thousands Of things 10 see which
cannot mention, bat / lost my hears TO
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Nelson Naftsr e ca ars dealers - af
kinds ~ Furniture Upaolstsre-i Gooss ard
Draperies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Fxcursso1 8n sezUsr Bsrrsff Sarasr
Nay - iesvlzg BE ooek - siock ?. q
E0ans triF. r csats
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Office with a g4n in
his hand. lie vas
clad ir a linen dps
Ger and = viz. and
pre- sented fh e sp-
psarance s9ra M
tneaccompauyl-g -gil-
iustrafion e. % q &
VS. wsi bacsuss JET
FREY in q recent vis-
So 90 your city IT
Grand Rapids kad
been exposing sore
81 he doingsof Class
Lea .er Crum The
senial jeffrey set
tied the MISTER. how
ever og producing a
bottle ~ h0scerer.
yellow label sn8 /
cot 4 los of news out
II toe two shout cir
ems people Fhe
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Hsf ars fsors Faucq ensarse- Tosts et
-. Hoosrs4F. Darzsttr 4 5oEEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

strike matches. and lift
mats. and crawl about IN
the straw on a horse
car. to find the one he
Drops. II is 50 small a
coin that YOU have 70
lake OF your glove 20
get hold of II in yOur
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
KrgpING FDuIr

TIE great secret f0r prcvehting decay In
fruit through agtumn sni ~iuter, II 10
preserve q uniformly lOw temperature. III
changing and faciusiing. they qnickly rot.
Curreuts Of air arr bAi, titcsnse they mate
changes In temperature. We Nod thAt sp'
pic. Keep longer 10 winter Nv merely wrap
plBg each spec.aen la tissue papcr and
thus sxciailug air. Hence the advantage
OF packing in any sos', powdered suo-
staBcc, ~ dry saNdust, bran, ground plSs'
ter. or beddlug Ia moss. Ga large s,siv
ihl. cannOt be dOn~, s1d large fruit Rooms
must therefore be kept cool Without
chaoges OF ar Much may be accomplish
e-i by ventilAiing windows. admitting coll
Air Ia the night, aud excluding warm Air In
tie day time by cl0sips them. These fe'
mArts spply more particularly - spple-
Anf pears. aud also 20 craps They
wouli also spply 10 small and pefishahlr
fruits. II Il we're an object IN keep them
bot the common practice j. 10 consume
them while ffesh.-CogHfry GenileBsdH.